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A clever light-shifting paint for greenhouses could boost UK farming and increase food security whilst reducing carbon emissions. Bath Institute of Sustainability & Climate Change #sustainability bit.ly/3CDqCTs

Professor David Galbreath discusses why the U.S. decision to supply Kyiv with anti-personnel mines marks a controversial turn in the Ukraine conflict for The Conversation bit.ly/4eMqQ81

Future Nobel Prizes & other scientific achievement awards might one day be given out to intelligent machines – it could come down just to technicalities & legalities, argues Prof. Nello Cristianini in this week's The Conversation Bath CompSci Soc bit.ly/40Z9emd

New research from Tobacco Control Research Group uncovers intimidation tactics against researchers in tobacco, ultra-processed food and alcohol sectors. Read the full story 👉 bit.ly/4glCRCX

Young creators with vision impairment share powerful personal stories of navigating life’s key transitions in a new audiobook, supported by University of Bath experts. Read the full story 👉 bit.ly/3ZqYdsD

Physicists led by Physics at Bath get closer to controlling single-molecule chemical reactions – could this shape the future of pharmaceutical research? tinyurl.com/ucps2ws9 Kristina Rusimova

Big tobacco companies are using e-cigarettes to clean up their image. Dr Iona Fitzpatrick examines how this shift is impacting public health narratives. 👇 Read more: bit.ly/3ZApkle

A new study from Tobacco Control Research Group reveals how researchers studying tobacco, alcohol, and ultra-processed foods are facing intimidation and threats. Lead researcher Karen Evans-Reeves delves deeper into this story for The Conversation 👇 bit.ly/3ZDYwQ3

What can older adults who feel "tired of life" teach us about the debate on assisted dying? A new article from Professor Sam Carr explores the complex perspectives of those facing end-of-life decisions in The Conversation bit.ly/3Vg28WH

We're excited to announce our latest supercomputer Isambard 3 is online! A collaboration with GW4 Alliance universities, it will help advance our research in health, sustainability and digitalisation. bit.ly/41hnmY8

Researchers CAMERA have developed technology that enables clinicians, sports coaches and physios to analyse body motion for free bit.ly/3VpfQXr

In this piece for the The Conversation, CAST Director Prof. Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE & affiliate Sam Hampton respond to the Prime Minister’s claim that emissions can be cut without "telling people how to live their lives". bit.ly/3OGVBAJ

Are women more prone to ACL injuries? New research from University of Bath Harvard University GenderSci Lab says maybe not! This study challenges the stereotype, suggesting injury rates across genders might be more similar than we think. bit.ly/4iuu9UO

Putin’s tough talk on NATO may mask a willingness to compromise. Prof David Galbreath and Dr Stephen Hall's insightful analysis on how Russia's rhetoric could be more strategic than it seems for Conversation bit.ly/3ZoI3yZ

Did you know that many plants have multiple copies of their genomes, a process that increases their complexity and diversity. Dr James Clark Milner Centre for Evolution is leading a research team to explore how genome duplication has shaped life on Earth. Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research bit.ly/3Zx7IWl

A study from University of Bath finds mothers manage 7 in 10 household tasks, bearing the brunt of invisible labour. Read more: bit.ly/4g81pPZ

How do we protect teens from online harms? Prof James Davenport ART-AI at Bath discusses the benefits and dangers of Australia's U16 ban on social media bit.ly/4iHyeVo

Despite Manchester United taking a dramatic derby win at the weekend, Margaret Heffernan @bathsofm says part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe should remember "no single person succeeds alone" in Financial Times ft.com/content/9d6b84…

Action must be taken to stop the conflicts of interest that arise when patient groups align their interests with the companies that fund them (often drug firms) when this doesn't benefit their members - new study led by Piotr Ozieranski BathUni SPS bit.ly/4gSzCnb

Very excited that my lovely mate Prof Ben Garrod (of various BBC telly & radio series fame 🤩) is coming to give the Milner Centre for Evolution Darwin Day lecture University of Bath on Feb 12th, snappily titled 'I Do Love a Good Extinction!'. Tickets are freeeeee! See link below 👇 University of Bath News